Strong’s G1161
δέ
Part of speech
Conjunction
Transliteration
de
Pronunciation
deh
Definition
but, and, now, moreover
Meaning
a weak adversative particle, generally placed second in its clause; but, on the other hand, and.
Usage
The Greek conjunction "δέ" is a versatile particle used to connect clauses or sentences, often translated as "but," "and," "now," or "moreover" in English. It serves to contrast, continue, or introduce a new thought or idea. Its usage is context-dependent, providing a smooth transition between ideas or emphasizing a shift in narrative or argument.
Bible references
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